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  1. MuckinQuads MuckinQuads is offline

    Boston, MA
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    Jan 15th, 2008 (1/15/2008 10:27pm)

    hey guys,

    im about to embark on the awesome game of PLO. Was wondering level you guys thought the real game was played. I've been dabbling in the nickel/dime 6 max games and it just seems to be all ins and hope...

    also any tips for the game in general would be awesome

    thanks
  2. AceWPT AceWPT is offline

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    Jan 15th, 2008 (1/15/2008 10:32pm) in reply to MuckinQuads

    See a lot of cheap flops and wait for the nuts or draw to the nuts, allow people to pay you off with their "slightly less strong" hand.. wait for boats and bet just enough for all the flushes to call you

    AAxx is not that great of a hand except in the late stages of a plo tourny

    Gotta be able to gamboool when the times arise, a lot of big pots in plo and they are a lot more frequent

    gl
     
  3. MuckinQuads MuckinQuads is offline

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    Jan 15th, 2008 (1/15/2008 10:38pm) in reply to AceWPT

    ty

    any advice on what level the games start playin like real poker?
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  4. FresshPrince FresshPrince is offline

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    Jan 15th, 2008 (1/15/2008 10:46pm) in reply to MuckinQuads

    1. Dont Over Play AAxx preflop (And dont just raise with AAxx hands only preflop)
    2. Play hands they are draws to the nuts
    3. Avoid hands 5 high and lower
    4. By the river, there is a very good chance someone at the table has the nuts
    5. Use good table selection
    6. Get ready for the biggest swings of any card game.
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